ESN News: August 12th, 2026

ESN News: August 12th, 2026
Eastern Sierra Now
ESN News: August 12th, 2026
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ESN News: August 12th, 2026

Stay informed with the latest headlines and community updates from across the Eastern Sierra. In this report, we’re covering environmental stewardship, consumer protection, local events, new resources for students, and recreational opportunities throughout the region.

This episode includes efforts to clean up Upper Twin Lake and help preserve one of the area’s popular outdoor destinations, along with information from Inyo County aimed at helping property owners protect themselves from potential scams. We also have a unique opportunity connected to the upcoming Destruction Derby, where one lucky raffle winner will get the chance to get behind the wheel.

Plus, the Eastside Student Center is preparing to open its doors tomorrow, creating a new resource for local students, and registration is now open for the Bishop Adult Soccer League for those ready to hit the field.

Subscribe to Eastern Sierra Now for local news, community events, public safety information, sports, weather, and updates from Bishop, Mammoth Lakes, Inyo County, Mono County, and communities throughout the Eastern Sierra.

Clean Up the Lake: https://cleanupthelake.org/

Eastside Student Center: https://www.eastsidestudentcenter.org/

Millpond Music Festival: https://inyo.org/millpond/

#EasternSierra #LocalNews #CaliforniaNews #InyoCounty #MonoCounty #BishopCA #MammothLakes #TwinLakes #CommunityCleanup #PropertyScam #ScamPrevention #DestructionDerby #TriCountyFair #EastsideStudentCenter #StudentResources #BishopSoccer #AdultSoccer #CommunityEvents #StayInformed #EasternSierraLife


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